2S6 - Sportsman Airpark

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45.2956733, -122.9553783
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Location: Newberg, OR
Elevation: 181ft
Sectional: Seattle
Activation date: May 1946
Fuel: 100LL, A
Runway 17/35: 2,755ft
Access: Open to the public
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  • Estabd prior to 1959.
  • For cd ctc portland apch at 503-493-7545.
  • Ss-0000. for lirl ry 17/35 after 0000 phone 503-538-2134.
  • Ry 17 dsplcd thld 510 ft fm 21 ft road making apch slope 24:1.
  • Ry 35 +115 tree, dist 670 ft, 400 ft left of cl 15:1 fm dsplcd thld.
  • Ry 17/35 alligator cracks, dips, patch work in poor condition and edge cracks.
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